Campaign Resource Center
|
A Campaign Approach to Ending the Practice of Prosecuting Youth as Adults
Let's first start by defining the term "campaign." According to Webster's dictionary, a "campaign" is "A connected series of operations designed to bring about a particular result." In addition to being a noun, "campaign" can also be used as a verb such as, "To go on, engage in, or conduct a campaign." The Campaign for Youth Justice uses the term "campaign" as both a noun and a verb. That is, the term "campaign" is in the name of the organization to signify that we are in fact a "campaign" and it is also in the name of the organization as a verb to encourage people to join with us in the effort to end the prosecution of youth in adult court.
Why start a "campaign" on "transfer" in your state? Key features of successful campaigns to reduce the prosecution of youth in adult court Gearing up for your legislative session Utilizing National Youth Justice Awareness Month to Grow Your Campaign Network
New Campaign Resources will be posted here periodically. For our archive of resources, please click here. |
